What was the last movie you watched? (2015 Edition)


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How does his performance compare to the Benedict cumberbatch film?

i have being planning to watch this and cumberbatch Imitation Game.

I did not realize cumberbatch already did a previous reincarnation of hawking movie already, years ago...

 

i think i am going to go with imitation game first, but i am still not sure. 

both sound potentially very interesting, both sound like they can be boring too though... 

 

eventually i will definitely watch both.   but not sure when

Imitation Game I found an excellent movie and if one considers all the turbulence around the those years we certainly would have been greatly disadvantaged without his achievement.

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Watched it with my other half on the weekend, just pure awesome all the way through with Baymax's antics (Y):D -  a solid 10/10. The short animation with the dog before the main film was right in the feels :happy:

 

Now I must acquire Funko POP! vinyls of both Baymax forms :shifty:

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Mediocre, from French mediocre, from Latin mediocris ("of middling height or state"). Basically what I said, but in different words ;)

:rofl: you analye me, I shall analyze you

 

Horrible Bosses 2. Not as good as the first, but could have been worse.

"Not as good"  (tacitly) implying there was SOME good in it, eg, better than mediocre :p

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Suing the Devil (2011)

I don't think I've ever said this before, but don't bother with this film. The acting is atrocious, the humour constantly flat. The only thing that kept me watching it was that I had nothing else to do for the train ride.

1/10.

 

i have to admit, i liked the movie.    but it is definitely a kids only oriented movie. 

 

pixar and dreamworks cartoons are just more entertaining for an adult (while just as exciting for a kid)  

 

 

 

it is just my opinion, but i enjoyed shrek, how to train your dragon and ice age series - waaaay more.

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